Fifteen services, from a yearly maintenance contract to a one-off repair, from putting a new set on its foundation to building an enclosure around one that is too loud. Tell us what you need and an engineer calls back.
Services are quoted, not carted. Parts and consumables you can buy outright are in the catalogue, and the service kit builder will price a full interval's worth if your own team does the work.
01
Scheduled work and breakdowns, on a contract or one visit at a time.
One yearly price that covers every scheduled service and the breakdown calls in between.
A single scheduled service — the 250, 500 or 1,000-hour job — without signing a contract.
The set will not start, will not hold load, or has stopped mid-run.
An old set stripped, rebuilt and load-tested instead of replaced.
The parts your set needs, delivered — and fitted if you would rather not.
02
From the lorry to a set that starts on its own when the mains go.
Unloading, foundation, cabling, exhaust, first start and handover.
The set starts itself when the mains fail and stops when they return.
Proof the set actually makes its rated power, on paper.
03
Fabrication and retrofits when a standard set does not fit the space.
A weatherproof canopy that brings a noisy set down to a legal noise level.
Treating the room instead of the set, when the set already sits indoors.
Routing the exhaust where it needs to go, quietly.
Enough fuel on site to run for as long as you need to.
04
The reports an inspector, an insurer or a pollution board asks for.
Fitting an emission control device to an older set so it can keep running legally.
An engineer checks the installation against what the rules actually require.
Moving a set to a new site, or taking one out and buying it back.
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